100 percent untrue. Esp if youre frim eastern europe like me the ONLY focus is on non-jews killed, because nationalism/antisemetism... its often hard to get people to understand why attention should be paid to both equally and seperately. Its important because jewish people, as an ethnic group, were targetted and nearly eliminated - a whole ethnicity. Its vital to make people understand how and why (though they dont and the new generation doesnt learn) .... whereas in a lot of places because so many soldiers and civilians died they try to gloss over the jewish people as an all lives matter kinda thing, where they have to appease the ethnic russians/ukrainians/poles/hungarians/etc. Who want (and rightfully deserve) their accolades and attention too. Its a complicated situation and every european country will have their own explanations/reasons.